Top 10 Highest Paying Jobs in Tech That Dont Require Coding

In this video, we countdown the top 10 highest-paying jobs in technology that don't require any coding.These lucrative careers prove you don't need to be a programmer to make big money in the tech world. Or maybe you come from a technical background but want to move into a different role that isn't as technical.

Discover in-demand skills that will set you apart from the competition when applying for these coveted positions. Learn which non-technical training and certifications are worth your time and can help fast track your career - no CS degree required! Whether you're fresh out of college or looking to transition into tech from a different field, this video has actionable tips to help YOU land a top paying tech job without coding.

Top 10 Highest Paying Jobs in Tech That Dont Require Coding

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[omeatai]

1:00 1-Security Analyst
2:23 2-Technical Sales Engineer
3:31 3-IT Manager
5:03 4-Developer Advocate
7:28 5-Solutions Architect
9:33 6-Business Systems Analyst
11:00 7-Project Manager
12:44 8-Cloud Engineer
13:57 9-Business Analyst
16:19 10-Technical Writer
You're welcome!

[clarklex]

If you are not in the financial market space right now, you are making a huge mistake. I understand that it could be due to ignorance, but if you want to make your money work for you...prevent inflation

[noyourewrong]

cut the salaries she mentions by 50% and you are closer to the truth for 95% of applicants (NY/CA and Apple/Google is not at all representative)

[ambition]

0:00: 💼 Technology industry offers high-paying jobs that do not require coding experience.
4:02: 💼 IT Manager role requires experience and offers high compensation.
8:00: 💼 Solutions Architects are responsible for designing and planning the overall architecture of systems and infrastructure, ensuring they meet business requirements.
11:41: 💼 Project managers are responsible for coordinating teams, resources, schedules, and budgets, but often face friction with developers due to differing priorities.
15:02: 👥 Business analysts play a crucial role in companies by creating reports, visualizations, and models to provide business insight and act as intermediaries between clients and internal teams.
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[MiriamLisbeth]

I think you need to know coding for most of the roles just to be able to talk to and understand your colleagues. Having experience in the developer perspective makes it all a lot easier

[MyCodingDiary]

I love how you incorporate real-world examples into your tutorials. It makes learning so much easier!

[Rantofthings.]

Brooo that edit at the start with the languages was soo awesome.

[Jibril_Abdulkadir]

That German cut me off guard lol 😂 again great vid tiff

[markosarcev]

I'm a Cisco voice core expert and I make 200 000 a year. I don't know how to code, neither im interested in learning

[shortythepimp]

You are getting me excited about getting into Tech, thank you for all that you do! 💕

[suhindubey]

Great topic.❤❤

I get shocked when you speak in Hindi suddenly, then realised it is AI 😅

[johnoldfield]

That developer advocate is a combination of a type of lawyer and a type of developer. software architecture, systems design and data modeling is completely different however I'm sure some people and or organizations have different definitions of different job types and job description.

[edmandell]

Great video. Is Business Analyst synonymous to an Data Analyst? If not, what are your thoughts on that position?

[oscarcentenomora]

Ufff love all your videos. Thanks Tiff !

[jmwarren]

I'm a business system analyst. We're a mix of business analyst, systems analyst, and solution architect.

[HKashaf]

What they use to do was, listen to a track figure what the bpm is, then take another track figure it’s bpm just by listening then figure out whether to slow or speed up one of the tracks. Match the baselines or high revs, mix the two tracks seamlessly, ever since the sync button they don’t do shit!

[McRinato]

Thanks for the information, this is a gem for interested people))
I would also like to ask about programming in the blockchain. What do you think about this? For example, NEAR uses BOS, which makes the barrier to entry into NEAR very low. Thanks for the answer)

[humildehomem]

The Princess of Tech! Always bringing very useful informations. 🍷💎😎

[waltdisney-tzef]

Your Thumbnail Is Getting Beautiful 🔥 Day By Day 🔥

[RICHARDREINISCHD]

Thank you for the Insights. Nice German 😉